Division of Quantitative and Clinical Sciences

Overview and Mission

The Division of Quantitative and Clinical Sciences within the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology is dedicated to advancing women's health through rigorous, data-driven research and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Our mission is to integrate quantitative methodologies—including biostatistics, epidemiology, data science, and clinical informatics—with clinical expertise to generate insights that improve patient care, inform policy, and drive innovation in reproductive and maternal health. We foster a collaborative environment that supports translational research and mentorship, and the development of future leaders in clinical and population health sciences.


Division Director and Faculty

Digna Velez Edwards, PhD, MS
Division Director, Quantitative Sciences
Director, Womens Health Research
Professor, Obstetrics and Gynecology

Faculty Members

Alexis Akerele, BS, MS
Salisha Marryshow Batson, PhD
Harris Bland, MPH, MBA
Elizabeth Jasper, PhD
Jeewoo Kim, BA
Jinyuan Liu, PhD
Brittney Snyder, PhD
Alexis Sundermann, MD, PhD